Cromagnum said:Anti-taxxer said:
Our HEB is boarding everything up.
Which area is that in? I'm about 40 miles from the coast and don't honestly know if its worth the hassle of boarding anything up and really don't know how strong a storm would have to be in the first place to worry about that. Have only been through trop storms and cat 1 canes myself.
No... The mid-level atmospheric conditions are doing most of the steering. Levi commented last night, weaker (not as tall) storms are steered greater by low level winds and stronger storms are more susceptible to mid-level winds.Ragoo said:
Would a second storm moving in behind the first tens to move west or east of the first storm path? I would think a recent heavy rain and wind event would churn and cool the surface of the water enough to "move" the next storm into a different path.
Anti-taxxer said:Cromagnum said:Anti-taxxer said:
Our HEB is boarding everything up.
Which area is that in? I'm about 40 miles from the coast and don't honestly know if its worth the hassle of boarding anything up and really don't know how strong a storm would have to be in the first place to worry about that. Have only been through trop storms and cat 1 canes myself.
Pearland on 288.
Charlie Murphy said:Anti-taxxer said:Cromagnum said:Anti-taxxer said:
Our HEB is boarding everything up.
Which area is that in? I'm about 40 miles from the coast and don't honestly know if its worth the hassle of boarding anything up and really don't know how strong a storm would have to be in the first place to worry about that. Have only been through trop storms and cat 1 canes myself.
Pearland on 288.
Your saying the HEB in peatland is already boarding up? Seems a bit premature if not totally unnecessary.
Seabreeze said:
Uncertainty on Marco continues
Sazerac said:
We - in Houston - won't get any of Marco and likely none of Laura.
Sazerac said:
We - in Houston - won't get any of Marco and likely none of Laura.
Seabreeze said:
Levi's latest up date..
Everything I'm seeing shows a fairly sharp East turn after landfall as well, so looking better for most of Texas. Thoughts and prayers for our fellow SEC brethren (LA, MS) if sticks to what most models are showing.CoachLB said:
Laura- The latest NHC moved a little east. Around the Tx/La border. I looked at the euro run and it has it even farther east. Landfall East of Vermillion bay. Just have to keep watching it.
Sazerac said:
None of the models should make you think Houston is about to get two hurricanes.
Honest answer... The models and the forecasters aren't sure about Laura. The bits of Marco that turn west are going to be totally disorganized and it will have had its moisture sheared off of it. What happens to Marco will play a role in the final positioning of Laura.swimmerbabe11 said:
I'm literally only following this thread to Guage how worried I should be but I can't tell who is sarcastically talking about stocking up on water and stuff and who is serious.
